How to handle very wide EPS images?

Hello,
I am working on a project where we need to be able to open very wide EPS images in photoshop, but seems that the program has some limit. The image contains a printed music stave
Please, see the attached eps file: I am able to open it with Preview (MacOS) despite it is truncated in some way, but I am completely unable to open it with Photoshop. Is there any other possible program to try if Photoshop fails?
Any thoughts are very welcome.
Thank you in advance!
Best,
Fabrizio

Thank you guys and sorry for the automresponder, I really don't know how to avoid that!
Anyway, as you can see all the files are truncaed. Any solution? It's interesting how the EPS file actually includes hte complete file but no program seems to be capable to display it entirely.
Thank you again.
Best,

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